Notorious Islamist Salafist preacher Sven Lau has been sentenced to five-and-a-half years in prison by a German court after being found guilty of trying to aid an Islamic terror organisation. Mr Lau was found guilty of trying to send aid
German police have raided and subsequently banned a Salafist organisation which had links to the December Christmas Market terror attacker Anis Amri.
The number of Muslims in Germany turning to radical Salafism is increasing at an alarming rate, with the number of Salafists almost doubling in the past three years.
Islamic State and “Sharia Police” stickers have been seen on vehicles in Hamburg, and some fear that extremists may try and harass residents. However, police and security services have denied these reports.
A radical Islamic preacher and founder of the “sharia police” in Germany faces charges of aiding terrorists. Four months after his arrest, radical Islamic hate preacher, and “sharia police” founder, Sven Lau is being formally charged with aiding a terrorist group in
Authorities in the southwestern German state of Baden-Württemberg have closed down a Muslim association and mosque which is believed to have raised funds and recruited for Islamic State terrorists. According to Baden-Württemberg’s Interior Minister Reinhold Gall, the Muslim association in question — the
‘Sharia Police’ vigilante force founder, Sven Lau (pictured above), has been arrested on the suspicion of supporting a terrorist organisation in Syria. One of Germany’s most prominent Islamist preachers, 35-year-old Mr Lau is a German convert to Salafi Islam, a radically
‘Shariah Police’ vigilante force founder, Sven Lau (pictured above), faces criminal charges from state prosecutors in Germany. He is accused of breaking the law on freedom of assembly, with nine other Islamists, who intended to police morals on the streets of Wuppertal urging young people to abstain